Saturday morning we ventured to The Blowing Rock, named after a Chickasaw legend of love and honor, which had breathtaking views of the Blue Ridge Mountains and was strewn with purple and yellow wildflowers. Spending the day surrounded by natural beauty decorated in brilliant golden hues in the crisp mountain air was the perfect way relax and take a moment to embrace the grandeur of the season.
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10.24.2012
The Blowing Rock
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Table of Contents:
5 places,
Autumn,
Blowing Rock,
Girls Night,
Lindley,
Mountains,
Nature,
North Carolina,
Photography,
Travel
10.22.2012
2012 Place 4 : Blowing Rock, NC
This weekend Lindley and I decided to have a girls weekend, celebrating the fall season and a little time away from Greensboro! It was a timely opportunity to go to my 4th Place of the year! (( For new readers, I made a new year's resolution in 2010 to travel to five places I'd never been before, and I've kept that resolution for the past three years. To read about the other places I've been you can start here. ))
For Place Four of 2012, I choose Blowing Rock, NC. Only two hours away from Greensboro, the drive was full of amazing scenery and beautiful trees! When we arrived, we checked in and headed straight downtown, which was conveniently within walking distance. We spent the rest of the afternoon shopping and buying all things apple: apple cider, carmel apples, and fresh apples of all different varieties. My favorite was the Turley Windsap, the pastel lime and pink colored apples had a sweeter taste and were crisper than Lindley's favorite the Pink Lady. With corn husk decorations and baskets of pumpkins along the sidewalk, the streets of Blowing Rock, while quaint, were bursting with life and people enjoying the beautiful weather and the freshest time of year! It was the perfect escape for a girls weekend!
For Place Four of 2012, I choose Blowing Rock, NC. Only two hours away from Greensboro, the drive was full of amazing scenery and beautiful trees! When we arrived, we checked in and headed straight downtown, which was conveniently within walking distance. We spent the rest of the afternoon shopping and buying all things apple: apple cider, carmel apples, and fresh apples of all different varieties. My favorite was the Turley Windsap, the pastel lime and pink colored apples had a sweeter taste and were crisper than Lindley's favorite the Pink Lady. With corn husk decorations and baskets of pumpkins along the sidewalk, the streets of Blowing Rock, while quaint, were bursting with life and people enjoying the beautiful weather and the freshest time of year! It was the perfect escape for a girls weekend!
Posts on Day Two Next.
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Table of Contents:
5 places,
Autumn,
Blowing Rock,
Girls Night,
Lindley,
Mountains,
Nature,
North Carolina,
Photography,
Travel
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